SSM is an SSH connection manager that helps engineers organize servers, connect, filter, tag, execute commands (soon), transfer files (soon), and much more from a simple terminal interface.

SSM is an open source (MIT) SSH connection manager that helps engineers organize servers, connect, filter, tag, execute commands (soon), transfer files (soon), and much more from a simple terminal interface.

The tool is simple, looks around in default locations for your ssh_configs and parses them as detailed by https://man.openbsd.org/ssh_config.5

Loads the data into a terminal UI and provides keybinds to interact with the data.

Under the hood nothing changes, system-wide utilities ssh, sftp, mosh, sshpass are used if present.

We could say, it's just a wrapper around ssh_config w/ some convenience methods built-in and a list of free, disposable shell servers one can easily access for testing.

Written in Go w/ a touch of urfave/cli & bubbletea.

These are all the wrong books, very little truth in them. You should start by reading: The Creature from Jekyll Island by Edward Griffin.

Who you think is ruling you in Brasil is just the front-man. The puppet of the real rulers.

And that is still better than dictatorship, ask Venezuela.

Attack individuals, not democracy.

You should ask yourselves: which organizations have an interest to delete the data available at the Brazilian DoH that could incriminate them after Bolsonaro’s censured statement?

Use vscodium unless you need specific MS features. Alternatively inspect your outgoing traffic and block the telemetry sources.

vscode will still try sending data to those servers but won’t be able to reach them. Little overhead.

We should inform Apple that we won’t buy any more iPhones until they provide USB-C charging for it.

Who is we?

thank you John